Re: [PD] no more compiled version for raspberry pi?

> > Is there an easy tutorial out there on how to build Pd on the pi, updated, > with step by step on what you need to do for dummies? Perhaps that could do > the job, a nice wiki with pictures and stuff on puredata.info or something That would be really great. It would learn people a lot about p

Re: [PD] no more compiled version for raspberry pi?

Again, the INSTALL.txt is written to be understandable and explains what you need to do, step by step. Of course, it can't list the exact package names for all of the different linux distributions but if you've installed anything on Linux, you can pick up what you need to do... enohp ym morf tn

Re: [PD] no more compiled version for raspberry pi?

AWESOME! i built 48 --let me know if i can help in anyway Patrick Patrick Pagano B.S, M.F.A Assistant Professor in Residence Digital Media & Design Web & Interactive Technologies University of Connecticut, Stamford (352)-226-2016 From: Pd-list on behalf

Re: [PD] How to get off verbose mode?

IMO the startup flags like this should *not* be saved or be added to the existing settings when saving. They should only act as overrides to the settings. This is true for a number of flags such as -path for which I have a fix on Github: https://github.com/pure-data/pure-data/pull/153 > On Dec

Re: [PD] How to get off verbose mode?

funny i just experienced this on a 386 build i did for raspi/pd/sc devel once i set it it's on even though i set the verbose on the cli Patrick Pagano B.S, M.F.A Assistant Professor in Residence Digital Media & Design Web & Interactive Technologies University of Connecticut, Stamford (35

Re: [PD] How to get off verbose mode?

> > IMO the startup flags like this should *not* be saved of course I agree with https://github.com/pure-data/pure-data/pull/153 However I was referring to another "issue", which is about auto-saving behaviour of (only) some dialogs. Antoine Rousseau http://www.metalu.net _

Re: [PD] Can't load external I put together and want to test

this strikes me as odd. in C, funtion declarations/definitions are extern by default, i.e. there shouldn't be any difference between void foo(void) { ... } and extern void foo(void) {...} in fact, I haven't seen a single Pd external source file where the setup function was explicitly marked 'ext

Re: [PD] How to get off verbose mode?

In that case, > - Audio and Midi could do as well, instead of their current "Save all > settings" buttons I felt that way too but, as Miller pointed out, what happens when you use different hot pluggable sound devices? You wouldn't necessarily *want* to save a temporary device each time, that

Re: [PD] Can't load external I put together and want to test

On 12/27/2017 07:05 PM, Christof Ressi wrote: > this strikes me as odd. in C, funtion declarations/definitions are extern by > default, i.e. there shouldn't be any difference between > void foo(void) { ... } > and > extern void foo(void) {...} > > in fact, I haven't seen a single Pd external sour

Re: [PD] Can't load external I put together and want to test

On Wed, Dec 27, 2017 at 7:52 PM, IOhannes m zmölnig wrote: > On 12/27/2017 07:05 PM, Christof Ressi wrote: >> this strikes me as odd. in C, funtion declarations/definitions are extern by >> default, i.e. there shouldn't be any difference between >> void foo(void) { ... } >> and >> extern void foo

Re: [PD] How to get off verbose mode?

Thanks for explanations, sorry if I missed that. The fact is that the current behavior leads to some confusion, as you know (e.g change "temporarily" the audio device, then open startup dialog, click OK, and voila, the audio device is saved...). So I see mainly 2 options that would fix that: - sa